The Isle of Man Chamber would like to encourage businesses to attend an event being held in the Isle of Man on 30th-31st March 2023. The event, sponsored by the Peel Group, brings together the Northern Powerhouse Partnership (NPP), the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce and the Isle of Man Government.
The aim of this event is to connect businesses from the Isle of Man and the North West, providing an opportunity to explore potential partnerships and business opportunities. Henri Murison, Chief Executive of the NPP, will share his experiences and insights on the benefits of working with the Northern Powerhouse and will be joined by the Isle of Man Chief Minister, Alfred Cannan MHK, who will outline the Isle of Man government’s commitment and plans for economic growth.
Members will also have the chance to engage in roundtable discussions with businesses and industry leaders from the North West as well as sector specific workshops.
The event will begin on the evening of Thursday 30th March, with a welcome drinks reception and networking event with leading businesses from across the North West and Isle of Man who are interested in partnership and growth. On Friday 31st March, they will be holding a facilitated workshop to understand what opportunities are available to businesses in the North West and the Isle of Man, what the Isle of Man government can do to assist you in pursuing them and to network with companies, followed by a lunch. The idea behind this event is that this will be the first step in developing strong and mutually beneficial partnerships between businesses on the Isle of Man and those in the Northern England.
Click the links for more information about each event and to register/book:
Thursday 30th March – Drinks Reception/Networking
Friday 31st March – facilitated workshop
Friday 31st March – Lunch with presentations from Henri Murison and Chief Minister
If you would like to discuss this conference in more detail, please do not hesitate to contact export@liverpoolchamber.org.uk and we will put you in touch with the organisers.